their healthcare provider know. >> people could get a high fever and they could start getting cough and running nose and red eyes. those are the initial systems that occur. >> reporter: the distinction is that red rash on the face and body but not everybody gets the rash. right now 300 doses of vaccine are ordered for the campus. for student and staff. the student who got this was not vaccinated. he road b.a.r.t. from el cerrito to downtown berkeley. that narrows it down but the cars go well beyond that. systems develop 7 to 10 days after exposure and that is why they are getting the word out now so people should be starting to feel sick now. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news.

>> once again here are the systems of measles. they begin 7 to 14 days after a person is infected. rash, fever, cough, running those, red watery eyes and achy and tiny white spots inside the mouth. private security guard shot a burglary suspect today near 4,000 water house road below highway 13. ktvu's ann rubin has been on the story all day. even though the guards carry weapons they are not supposed to make arrests? >> reporter: they are supposed to observe and report but after witnessing a burglary in progress here this guard took action. >> reporter: it was a burglary in progress. a private security guard spotted thieves making off with tvs and other things. according to police the

security guard followed one of them. the burglar confronted him. his supervisors say the guard tried to pupper spray the man who -- pepper spray the man and then he lunged at the security guard with a screwdriver. >> firing when shot striking the subject. >> reporter: that man in his teens was struck in the league. police believe another burglary struck out. the security guard is authorized to carry a weapon. >> security business is basically observe and report. unfortunately sometimes things escalate beyond our control and self-defense comes into play. >> reporter: residents pulled together to hire security code 3 in october. >> there was an incident or two happening every week. i didn't feel safe. >> reporter: they have noticed

a drop in crime since the parole started and believe today's incident is proof patrols make a difference. >> seems like it has been a deterrent. we are getting what we anticipated getting and i think that is great. >> reporter: the security company says not all of their guards carry weapons but the residents here pay for an armed guard. the burglar is at the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. the man accuse of killing sierra lamar pleaded not guilty today. two years after he was arrested. sierra lamar was 15 when she disappeared in 2012. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose where getting a sense of the defendant's position. >> reporter: that's right. a very emotional day in san jose. supporters of the sierra lamar family packed the courtroom and finally got to see the case against the defendant move

forward. >> reporter: looking groomed and wearing a suit, antolin garcia-torres walked into the san jose courtroom to face the murder and kidnapping charges from the grand jury indictment. he is accused of killing sierra lamar who disappeared in 2012. a different looking antolin garcia-torres was arrested two months later but it would be two years before the sierra lamar's family would hear a plea. >> mr. antolin garcia-torres pleads not guilty. >> reporter: it was the moment sierra lamar search volunteers waited for. >> it is good that the the wheels of justerous moving forward. -- justice are moving forward. there would be more delays after the judge set a trial date of march 10. the defense made a motion to have theg transcripts seals the girl -- having the transcripts sealed. >> we knew it would be a long process so we were prepared.

>> reporter: she points out the defense did not participate in the grand jury hearings. >> there is no body, there is no connection. the public and the defense have no idea what the evidence is linking this defendant to the crime. >> the family chose not to attend but the father is glad the case started. >> no matter what happens with this, it is going to be either frustration, or satisfaction but not really any -- any happiness. >> reporter: antolin garcia- torres is held without bail. at 6:00 p.m. what happens next, including pursuing a murder case without a body. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the time line of the sierra lamar case. sierra lamar disappeared on march 16, 2012. searchers found her bag with clothes inside. deputies arrested antolin

garcia-torres on murder charges may 21, 2012. he was indicted by a grand jury. we posted robert robert handa's interview with sierra lamar's parents on www.ktvu.com. [no audio] california must allow law- abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons in public. the ruling struck down a requirement having people show good cause to carry a weapon. good cause means the applicant is facing a threat but they ruled it violates the second amendment by requiring applicants to show good cause and not the desire to protect themselves. protesters at burke b called for -- university of california at berkeley called for the removal of janet

napolitano as the president of the california university system. >> the protesters chained themselves to the entrance of the center. janet napolitano was visiting for meetings with students. they say uc needs a president who is an edge cater and they accuse janet napolitano to privatize the center. news chopper 2 over the north bay where crews will be working to replace a sewer line that burst. these pictures are live from beach and orchard avenues where a 16-inch pipe broke. at this point crews are pumping waste water into tanker trucks. officials say some of the sewage is flowing into the russian river. the water district says that drinking water there has not been affected as a result of the spill. the pipe will be repaired by

tonight. keisha is investigating -- osha is investigating a accident at a volvo construction equipment and services. the technician was working on a loader when it slipped and crashed him. he ended up dying at the scene. firefighters say they had owork careful -- to work carefully to remove his body. >> front loader weighs 7-tons so it was -- it was respect for firefighters to stabilize -- important for firefighters to stabilize. >> cal-osha said the plant has never been sited for safety violations. they have not yet released the name of the man who was killed. fog is covering the bay area tonight. a live look from downtown san francisco. looking out across the golden gate bridge. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here now with how long the fog sticks around.

>> fog has been the story. that is coastal fog. this morning it was a problem. yesterday morning a desfog advisory. -- dense fog advisory. dense fog back in the forecast around the bay. low victs. half mile. -- visibility. half mile. here is how the cloud cover looks right now. you see high clouds. not a lot of fog. coastal fog here along the coast here. coastal fog hangs out and so is the valley fog. tomorrow morning fog. rain showers, right? showers work their way into the forecast for the weekend. when i come back i will dial in the forecast that includes rain and the fog and your forecast highs. it was warm today. how warm for friday. new figures on home sales. last month they dropped to their lowest level since 2008. the low numbers are because of

low inventory. 4700 new and existing houses and condos were sold last month, that is down 30% from december. the median price was $525,000 which is down 4%. when you compare that to last year, it is up 27%. the winter storm that hit the south eastern united states is moving north. take a look at pictures from north carolina. that is where drivers returned to their abandon cars today. now to what is ahead, in no, with the conditions there tonight. >> reporter: as you can see the conditions have changed here in columbus circle. this morning the snow came down, an incredible amount in a

short period of time, 3 to 4 inches an hour and then a wind driven sleet and then rain, a mix of rain and snow now, back to snow tonight. let's say people here in new york had enough of winter already. >> the massive snowstorm that slammed the southeast is now slamming the northeast. giving its size and scope, some say the damage could be worse than super storm sandy. >> we saw more damage and power outage than sandy. sandy was significant but so is this ice storm. >> reporter: from atlanta to boston thousands of flights are grounded. reagan national and d.c. were closed thursday. >> we have been bumped. this will be the second or third time. i am trying to quit cowboying. >> flight is -- counting. >> flight is canceled. >> reporter: authorities say as

we have seen cars and bad weather don't mix. in new york they are getting slammed again. this is their 6th major storm this season and the mayor still decided to keep public schools open. >> reporter: what has it been like getting to school? >> hard. >> the mayor is standing by his decision. >> we know the city is functioning and given the information we had it was right to go ahead with school. >> the storm is huge. here is the view from space from a few hours ago. and it is not over yet. the snow and ice will continue throughout the night and into tomorrow. >> reporter: it will take the airlines several days to get back on track. they had ocancel 6,000 flights today -- to cancel 6,000 flights today. back to you. we are all being asked to

conserve but 2 investigates leaks in the system that are draining our water supply before you turn on your faucet. >> the rain is moving in, i am tracking the wet system to pinpoint the neighborhoods that will see rain. >> and a b.a.r.t. officer uses a stun gun on a rider, why the chief said it prevented a more dangerous situation.

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we know the name of a woman whose body was found inside a garbage room at a hotel. investigators say she was 54 years old. her body was found at hotel sun rise last night. no word on the cause of her death. police say there was no evidence of foul play.

new rules for organic farmers because of the drought. ktvu's john fowler broke the story this afternoon on twitter. john is live. john, the rules have to do with where the cows eat? not what they eat? >> reporter: where and what. right now the tough business of dairy farming has gotten tougher because of the drought. >> reporter: this is the family farm. greening a little today but in four generations never a drought so bad. >> we lost 2-1/2, 3 months of free feed. >> reporter: cows produce 5500 gallons of milk a day. he and other farmers asked for a change in federal organic rules that require 100 days of grazing, there is simply not enough gras. >> if the drought conditions -- grass. >> if the drought continues it

will be important to change. >> reporter: this afternoon a usda official said the rules will change today. allowing farmers to substitute organic hay instead. >> i don't know if it changed the quality too much. just for a short time. >> reporter: at the market, organic milk is a huge seller. relaxed regulations disappointed shoppers. >> producers will need to make changes and they will have to follow. >> reporter: for her son she says there is no option. >> i have to buy organic milk, right? what else are you going to buy? your own cows? >> reporter: he spent $200,000 this winter feeding his cows and will need more organic hay, it is in short supply and expensive and it will change

the taste of milk. today's change applies to all organic dairy cows and cattal and sheep. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama will meet with california farmers tomorrow. we will have full coverage on ktvu channel 2 news throughout the day. you can see our video of low reservoirs on www.ktvu.com. new at 5:00 p.m. antifat protect workers from wage -- an effort to protect workers from wage theft. a lot of workers are falling victim to employers. even though the practices are against the law the problem is low income workers don't have the money or the resources to fight back. >> we see people being paid bounced checks, regularly.

we see people being given two checks, neither exceeding 8 hours so they don't have to pay over time. >> he is running for mayor of san jose says he asked the legal team to look into the feasibility of a wage theft ordinance. san francisco passed a law in 2012. it helps workers recroup unpaid wages. we showed you the fog coming in through had golden gate bridge but -- through the golden gate bridge but there is a bright spot. >> it got warm today, upper60s. low 70s. another shot of the fog. north tower of the golden gate bridge, looks like a summer time fog. roll it into motion. you see the wave coming up. the north tower, 700 feet, the fog bank is below that. to the deck of the golden gate

bridge. the atmospheric river, the moisture, in the atmosphere, got a lot of water. it is what is focused on us last weekend and now it is in northern california and they will get a lot of rain. a good foot of rain over the next 5 days into the weekend. outside tonight fog in the forecast. coastal fog and valley fog. maybe a sprinkle north of santa rosa. over night lows in the 50s. fog will be back. morning valley fog. cloudy tomorrow. as the clouds increase and prepare for the shower about to saturday night, sunday morning. here is how i see it. i will show you the rain stays north friday. high clouds. fog in the morning and atmospheric river dips is out. the focus north of our area but southern end. we could see drops of rain

there. right? saturday, late saturday. like 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. at night and sunday morning. here is the forecast into tomorrow. mostly cloudy at lunchtime. into the afternoon, temperatures tomorrow in the mid-and upper 60s. another warm day. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view increasing clouds on saturday. over night saturday into sunday morning. saturday chinese new year parade and the weather starts off dry but could end up with showers. temperatures in the 50s. the parade right here on channel 2. right now both days will be okay. it will be later in the dais ad. over night saturday and sunday -- early day saturday, over night saturday and sunday. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. police are turning to a tool to fight crime, the new they they are getting stolen

stuff back to their owners. plus -- >> bringing chinese new year to everyone. why oakland is a perfect spot for a celebration. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> experienced officers leaving one for another. the offer they just couldn't pass up. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. and a story only on 2, the way the drought is causing homeowners headaches. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. ♪

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muns of school -- hundreds of school children and the public celebrated the lunar new year. it is an annual event to share thation culture. the celebration is one of many that began on january 31 to usher in the year of the horse. diversity was well represented. performances included dancing, harp music, a quier and a dance troop among -- choir and a dance troop among other performers. >> all the cultures in asia and the pacific islands. for them to be here and see it and know the community celebrates chinese new year and

lunar new year is very important. >> he says oakland is a perfect place to hold the celebration because it is so diverse. there are more than 100 languages and dialects in oakland. san francisco celebrates the lunar new year saturday with the chinese new year parade. ktvu's julie haener will host the event as she has for 14 years. you can watch it all right here on ktvu channel 2 news saturday at 6:00 p.m. a couple from mountain view is praising a new police program that helped them recover a thousand dollars worth of jewelry that was stolen from their home. last week we told you about how police department set up pinterest pages to help victims claim their stolen property. their home was burglarized in may and they were told to check out the police department's website. >> that is mine. that is mine.

and i called the detective. >> mountain view and redwood city both have pinterest pages that show hundreds of stolen items. detectives say it is a good idea to photograph valuables just in case they go missing. >> i believe that your insurance company would be happy if you took pictures of your valuable items and saved them. that helps us in the recovery of items somewhere. >> if you have had items stolen all you have to do is contact police. however you have to have proof that you own it such as a receipt, photo or a case number. necessary or excessive? >> get off the train. get off the train. >> a man is tasered twice on a b.a.r.t. train but did he do anything wrong? the comment from a woman he spoke to. >> calling for safer streets.

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. a b.a.r.t. police officer tasers a passenger twice and it is all caught on camera. the question tonight, was it necessary? b.a.r.t.'s taser policy back under fire following changes after the shooting death of oscar grant. ktvu's noel g asked -- noelle walker asked if this was a case of excessive forth. >> reporter: police were called here to the station by a station agent. what happened after they boarded the train is going viral on youtube. >> reporter: on a good day the b.a.r.t.

commute is mundane and on time. on a bad day the experience is memorable enough to get 16,000 youtube hits and counting. in january a passenger recorded this on a cell phone. a man moaning after b.a.r.t. police ask him to leave a train tasing him twice. >> he warned the suspect numerous times. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s policy says an officer can use a taser if the suspect poses an immediate threat of bodily harm. last year b.a.r.t. police had 56,000 calls for service of those officers pulled their tasers between 17 and 21 times and fired them 10 times. >> very, very unusual. >> the police chief says using a taser might have prevented a dangerous confrontation. >> an officer doesn't have to

be punched before he use as tool. >> reporter: it happened after the man talked to a woman on the train. she blogged about the experience saying i was never concerned about my safety. we showed the clip to b.a.r.t. riders who thought the first tasing might have been warranted but the second lasting a full 5 seconds -- >> he was already on the ground. he didn't have to do that. that was like a cattle. >> reporter: the officers involved are still on duty. they are only pulled if they have to use their guns. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the history of tasers in the b.a.r.t. police department. oscar grant was shot and killed in 2009 by a b.a.r.t. officer who miss take his gun for a taser. at the time only 20% of

b.a.r.t.'s police force carried tasers. b.a.r.t.'s police chief banned the use of tasers, that ended a couple months later. may 2011 the b.a.r.t. board voted to buy 130 additional tasers so all officers could have one. a wild high-speed chase crossed two counties today speeds at 100 miles per hour iand we learned the stolen car belonged to a former california highway patrolman. the white car was stolen in walnut creek from a retired chp officer. the california highway patrol said it started at 8:00 a.m. this morning on interstate 80. it ended when the driver lost control and the car flipped on the willow pass off ramp from interstate 680 in concord. these are pictures another viewer posted on facebook. the driver was taken into custody. he is a wanted parolee and armed with a weapon.

to san francisco and a call to protect pedestrians. ktvu's alex savage tonight with the emotional plea from accident survivors and family members of victims. >> going to honor the loved ones. >> reporter: on this day before valentine's day people held up parts, including a 6-year-old hit by a car on new year's eve. >> she is not here and a lot of people aren't here. >> reporter: today's vigil outside city hall was a chance for survivors to call for change. >> dangerous city. embarrassing. i am ashamed. >> she was struck by a hit-and- run driver nearly a year ago. the university of california at berkeley researcher suffered a serious brain injury and still in rehab. >> drivers need to be more careful. and pedestrians need to be more

careful. you know? it is a two way street. >> reporter: today's vigil was organized by walk sf that is pushing for vision zero. eliminated pedestrian deaths in the city within 10 years. a part of that effort will be enforcement. san francisco police say just last month they handed out 43% tickets. >> partakes to the rule -- pay attention to the rules of the roads, pedestrians and motorists. >> the organizers say along with enforcement it will take education and improved engineering on streets. all of that will cost hundreds of millions of dollars. leaders are still working out how to pay for it. in san francisco, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. leaking huge amounts of water every year. >> 700,000-acre feed is what

los angeles and san francisco used every year. >> 2 investigates an expensive problem. water districts letting water go to waste. >> plus an emotional time for a bay area family after a dog is shot in the eye. what the owner told us about who might be behind it. >> fighting back against domestic violence, the effort to keep victims safe from their attackers. ♪

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f it can happen to anyone and over looked, excused or denied. talking about domestic violence. the number of domestic violence killings has increased. >> domestic violence effects every assect of our community. -- aspects of our community. it impacts all of us. >> according to a report released today by the domestic violence death review committee, there were 11 domestic violence deaths in santa clara county last year. up from 9 in 2012. in one case a man identified stabbed his ex-girlfriend to death in a parking lot. the district attorney announced

a $20,000 reward leading to his capture. 2/3 of the victims in santa clara county were latino. district attorney is encouraging latinos to report it. >> to you we say today please call us. please call 911 so we can help you. in english. in spanish, in any language you speak. >> domestic violence agencies are trying to get santa clara county judges to increase bail for domestic violence crimes. right now it is $25,000. mayor ed lee was showing support for san francisco general hospital today at the heroes and hearts lunch inn. >> this room is filled with people who understand the role of our general hospital. understand it is a hospital for the 100%. [ cheers and applause ]

>> the event at at&t park marked the anniversary of the hearts in san francisco series and it recognized this year's recipients of the hearts and heroes awards. he initiated a holiday toy drive for hospitalized kids. >> with plates, rods and screws in each leg, and an artificial leg it goes to show that you can put humpy dumpy back together again. >> an ebay auction for hand made hearts raises money for the hospital. a up next tonight, 2 investigates water districts letting water go to waste. >> water utilities are telling us to conserve as much water as we can but the question is, what are they doing to plug up

the number of leaks they have? >> bay area drivers may this can their commute is the one but one california city has the bay area beat when it comes to long commutes.

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despite the rain just about every water utility in the bay area is saying they need to cut 10 to 20% of water use or face disastrous consequences. did you know water districts

lose large amounts of water every year thanks to their own leaks? ktvu's tom vacar investigates why customers are having to pay for the water that never reaches their meters. >> reporter: he knows a high pitch like this indicates a underground leak. this is critical information for him in the hills as well as any utility that has loose soils. >> it will get worse. >> reporter: they put sonic sensing devices at two test points and then a program traces the leak to a distance along the water main. >> when the ground moves usually at a joint, service connection it breaks there. >> reporter: they immediately call in a repair crew, one of

many to do the hard, expensive work. the crew also has to jackhammer out a road bed 8 to10 inches thick. -- to 10 inches thick. the digging goes on hour after hour. leading to the leak coming from a home service valve. this must be hand carved away. after 10 hours the leaking is finally fixed and reburied. crews handle 3,000 leak as year. some quickly fixed but many others worse. >> more than half are more than 50 years ago. >> reporter: the california department of water says utilities lose 10% of their water to pipe leaks. all bay area water utilities

reported less than 10%. advocates say it is way too much. >> 700,000-acre feed is what los angeles and san francisco use combined every year. >> reporter: east bay mud is replacing 2 miles of pipelines. it is two of 10 to 15 miles it replaces yearly. of the 4200 miles of pipelines in the system 100 miles have been identified as needed replacement. that cost $2.5 million a mile. in other words 100 miles is a quarter of a billion dollars. they blame misguided federal priorities. >> in 1978 the feds were providing 78% of all the money paying for water infrastructure and now it is under 3% and

during that time the need has increased. >> our infrastructure is what keeps the economy going and so investing in it is an important for decision for all. >> no choice in the matter. we have to fix the pipes. >> reporter: are californians willing to spend what it takes to fix the systems or will we allow running water to erode our future? tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the windshield wipers got a work out and today i realized my ac still works. [ talking at the same time ] >> it was warm today. temperatures upper 60s. low 70s. february and the numbers don't feel like it. outside, these are the numbers. 70 degrees in oakland. antioch 74 degrees. morgan hill 72. fog this morning. fog again tomorrow morning.

you see the moisture plume. the atmospheric river, it is focused in the north, northern california. it will work its way south into the weekend. that bring as chance of sprinkles. the story next couple days will be the opportunity for the valley fog in the morning and showers into the bay area saturday night, sunday morning. tomorrow, just stream stays focused to the north. saturday, slips down. that is all it takes. the core of it, the real rain stays up. we will seespriles saturday night. 8 -- see sprinkles saturday night, sunday morning, sunday afternoon clears out. all up there, friday. saturday. there it is. there it is. watch. saturday at lunch. boom! there it is. saturday night. 7:00 p.m. scattered showers in the bay

area. mountains, winter -- snow advisory. winter storm warning and tweaks through. sunday. right? sunday looks like a nice day. 65 fairfield. 68 antioch. 68 brentwood. highs like today. right? warm. right? not as warm. but warm. february. could use the rain. doesn't look like we will get a lot. it could be enough to alter your plans. saturday night. sunday morning. bay area weekend looks good. tuesday we get into another chance of showers. unsettled week next week. we will keep our eyes on it. kind of a dynamic pattern. right now saturday night, sunday morning rain. >> love it. >> fog in the morning. >> thank you. the mystery behind the shooting of a family dog. >> this dog, someone shot him

in the eye. what his family wants from the community. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> insurance troubles because of the drought. >> i was surprised. angry. >> why our water crisis could make protecting your home a hassle and a win for california gun advocates. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. ♪

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bay area commute may seem like its the worse in the state but los angeles outranks us when it comes to congested freeways. a live look at interstate 80. it ranks as the 10th most congested freeway in california. the first 8 are in southern california. interstate 5 or the 5 came in first with 6.5 million hours of delays. 580 ranked 9th. followed by 80. 101 came in number 12. facebook is making a ground breaking change in how users can self-identify their gender. they are allowing users to

customize how they describe themselves by offering 50 different genders. the changes are being rolled out for facebook's 159 million users in the united states but not over seas. if you want to know more about the options on facebook go to www.ktvu.com. we be posted more information under hot topics. san francisco inter-- san francisco international airport set a new record for passenger traffic. last year 45 million travelers used the airport. that tops the 2012 record and the third connective year of record breaking traffic levels. family dog is recovering after it was shot in the eye. now police are involved as the search for the shooter is

underway. the dog's owner is now worried. ktvu's john sasaki is live with the concerns other dog owners have. john? >> reporter: that family is hoping the person who shot their dog with a pellet gun will be shot before someone else's animal is also hurt. >> reporter: the black dog is sid. his pal is jefferson. >> they are best buddies. >> reporter: he lives where he could explore. that got him in trouble. >> who would do that? who would shoot a pet? in their eye? >> reporter: he was gone for a few minutes and when he came back the kids noticed something was wrong. >> he can't open his eye. there was a lot of blood. his eye, see it is red. >> reporter: they took him to

the vet who made the discovery. >> you assume it is something that dogs get in and then you realize it is a pellet. >> this was in his eye. police are investigating the case of animal cruelty and dog owners are worried whoever did this could hurt a child. >> i would like to see this person come forward and admit from their heart that they hurt someone. they hurt a family. they hurt a community member. they hurt a dog. >> reporter: one neighbor made a surprising admission. >> he said yeah i have a pellet gun. his reaction was to be silent. not say anything. everybody else was shocked. >> reporter: when asked that neighbor denied shooting the dog but the family wants anyone who knows who did to tell police. he seems to be doing better. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m.

a shift for california's gun laws. the court decision that will make it easier to get and carry a concealed weapon. >> the killer of sierra lamar pleaded not guilty to murder. the challenges ahead as prosecutors try to convict him. >> and they live with the memory of the firestorm but now they are getting dropped by their insurance company. >> they put all the forms. >> the homeowner hassle arriving this winter. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. every law-abiding person in california should be able to get and carry a concealed weapon. that is the ruling from a federal court today that will loosen a provision in the gun laws. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> the court handed down had

ruling today saying the good cause required to get a concealed weapon permit violates the second amendment. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco with the impact of striking out the two words from state law. david? >> reporter: lawyers are analyzing the ruling to see what it means for san francisco but for now advocates are claiming a victory. >> reporter: in a decision a court of appeals in san francisco ruled california must allah citizen -- allow citizens to carry concealed weapons. a challenge the national restaurant association brought against san diego county. californians must show good cause to obtain a concealed weapons permit. >> we looked at san diego's policy and determined it was setting a barrier that was